The Polish club Shlonsk Wroclaw announced today, Sunday, that its player Asad Al-Hamlaoui left the team's camp without permission.

The club said in an official statement on its Facebook page: "Asad Al-Hamlaoui left the training camp that the team is currently undergoing in preparation for the new season yesterday, Saturday, without obtaining the club's approval, which means that the player has committed an unprofessional act that is not befitting of a professional football player, and it contradicts the provisions of the contract and the regulations of the Polish Football Association."

The statement added: "The striker has been pressuring the club for some time to agree to his departure during the current summer transfer window, knowing that Al-Hamlaoui's contract extends until June 2027, and includes a penalty clause, and that all offers received for the player are not mandatory for acceptance, especially since all offers differed significantly from the player's market value."

It continued: "Shlonsk Wroclaw announces that it will not approve of its player's behavior and will take all measures to preserve its rights, from the player who did not fulfill his obligations stipulated in the contract, thus showing a lack of respect not only for Shlonsk Wroclaw and his teammates and fans but also exposing himself to penalties from the club."

The Egyptian club Al-Ahly is interested in signing the player to strengthen the team's attack, especially with the impending departure of Wissam Abu Ali, the star of the Reds.